Category: Textile Artistic Expression

12th November 2020

The use of textiles as home furnishings has been around since the Stone Age. Archaeologists discovered the existence of coarsely woven fabrics in the Middle East and South America along with crude needles often made from bone. Today textiles are an accepted part of everyday life, especially in clothing and home furnishings. However, more recently […]

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9th July 2020

Want to add textiles to your interior design? There are several things you ought to know. First, textile art should not come as an afterthought when decorating a house. They are not to be taken as finishing elements but rather as vital components of the entire home décor. The truth is, your house interior décor […]

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26th April 2020

Textile art is a craft that uses animals, synthetic fibres, and plants to create decorative or practical projects. Since the beginning of civilisation, textile art has been an essential part of human life. Sources, such as plants, animals, and insects, provide materials for textile art. So, people must consider these sources and develop textile techniques. […]

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16th April 2019

Within the intricate colours, patterns, fabrics, and stitching, there is a relief for thousands of patients who turn to textile art to heal from emotional pain or debilitating illness. Making textile art helps patients to release deep and troublesome feelings through art, which they may not express verbally. More than 30 studies have shown that […]

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12th March 2019

Textiles have been around for as long as a civilisation can be traced. The fact that many of them are naturally occurring means that they were sitting there all along, waiting to be discovered. Textiles have retained their basic form, with few modifications happening along the way as artificial fibres came to being. Definition Art […]

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17th December 2018

Historically, textile fabrication has been part of people’s lives, providing them with protection, costuming, comfort, decoration and even shelter. In an era where rapid production, consumption and isolation are the order of the day, many contemporary textile artists tend to veer towards manual practices, which calls for patience. Whether these artists are creating their own […]

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